Would this work under a t-shirt while running/working out?
17514
Yes, if it is tight and you use the retention strap for the gun. I would also recommend wearing a tank or something under it as there would be some rubbing in the motion of working out. It is comfortable enough against the skin in normal circumstances, but the movement of a workout would rub. I have worn it while cycling many times, but always over a shirt and then my jersey or something over everything.
236749
Obviously the answer depends on how tight your shirt is. When I work out I keep it under my base layer and you would never know I'm wearing it.
156448
I'd definitely say it could be worn for running. It does not restrict movement and is light weight.
1708214
No you cannot wear this device under clothing......The weights are much too bulky.
226170
Yes. But it didn't work when I was running or any workout when you get sweaty.
542414
The short answer is yes. If you are in a gym with music or have in-ear headphones you may not hear it, but if you are running outside, you will.
2253158
Yes I have worn it comfortably under my clothes. I sometimes wear it when I work out at the YMCA.
1177846
I have not tried it for running. I use it for kick boxing. Its good for that. My concern is that it might make the skin on your leg raw for running
1716897
I would think so,. The clip isn't very strong so depending on how active your workout is, it might be best secured with an arm band or held in a pocket.
556751
Thanks for your email. Yes, this is use for running. and it will stay in place.
1232374
Can you? Sure I'd imagine but the weight gets pretty heavy on your shoulders after a while. This is perfect for the athletic female as it doesn't smash our breasts and can be adjusted to a small waist. That said, nope not bulky like mens. Would work under a sweatshirt or a baggy t-shirt. I really love it.
1120965
The fabric is quite thin and can certainly be used in place of an undershirt. It would not be noticeable at all. My husband wore it before our hot weather hit, so I really don't know the answer to whether or not it retains heat. However, given the unqualified recommendation of athletes, I doubt it -- but I don't know.
2097298
Depends what you're wearing. Under a snug t-shirt, yes. Under a roomy sweatshirt, no.
430561
Yes, but I have not tried for your specific sports requests. I expect it would work, but you will sweat in that area, as the material is not breath-able.You might want consider compression shorts instead. Ie, if you are doing these very active sports, you must not be hurting too bad already.
1377109
I wear it over a light shirt, but under a jacket or sweater because I had read reviews that said it can irritate the skin if worn under a shirt. It is elastic, but it's not so firm that it would cut into the skin unless perhaps you wore it all day. The manufacturer recommends wearing it for short periods of time, and I think that is good advice. It's not meant for wearing during very active times either, in my opinion. I also don't think it would look very good under just a shirt unless you have no back fat at all!
2054799
I think this would depend on where on your waist you would wear the belt. I never wear mine above the shirt. It's usually 1/2 over my shorts and 1/2 on my waist. I don't foresee an issue of chaffing if you were doing anything less than 1 hour. If you were running couple of hours wearing it on bare skin, it could potentially bother you. Personal preference.
936103
I'd say yes. It's a really good fit. And it is well made. It shouldn't slip off while you run.